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Litigation is the legal process of uniting two disagreeing parties and ensuring that their disputes are settled. The litigation process involves two parties the plaintiff and the defendant. The plaintiff is the person claiming that he is wronged, and the respondent is the person being accused of doing wrong. The plaintiff goes to a court of law and reports the defendant, and a case file is open, the primary goal for the plaintiff is to get compensated for the damages. A litigator is the trained expert conducting the process on behalf of the two warring parties.

Before a litigation case is taken to court, the plaintiff and the defendants have a chance to solve their matter out of court but if the issue is not settled the case proceeds to a court of law. The first process of litigation is known as discovery where the plaintiff asks the defendant some questions regarding the issue, and then disposition follows in the presence of a court officer who listens to the case before a court sitting which decides on the best solution. To ensure justice for both parties a judge analyses the evidence produced, and the case is settled with integrity.

Some attorneys are dealing in litigation cases, but Karl Heideck is the most outstanding. Karl studied law at the Temple University and the law degree he acquired instilled significant legal knowledge in him. Karl Heideck also holds a degree in English Literature from Swarthmore College. For you to become a litigator, a law degree is not the only qualification a litigator has to have a Juris Doctor and sit the State Bar exam. Without passing the State Bar exam, you cannot qualify to be a litigator. Karl Heideck got his Juris Doctor from James E. Beasley School of Law at Temple University. He has all the licenses required by law to practice litigation. He is excellent at his job and very reputable in Pennsylvania, and he doesn’t deal in cases involving private clients. Karl Heideck mostly deals in contract litigation, and he delivers services with a lot of integrity.